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BERSERK SAILOR KILLS OFFICER In photo at left Catholic Chaplain Father Her
man H. Schnurr (left) tries to talk sailor J immie Henderson into surrendering as the
two stand on the flying bridge of the USS Uvalde tied up at Treasure Island in San
Francisco Bay. Henderson had just killed his division officer and wounded two other
men aboard the ship. At right two Navy marksmen stand in the bow crow's nest as
they keep an eye on Henderson in case he makes any threatening moves toward
Father Schnurr. .
Rep. Hoffman's Bill Would
Bring End To Private Use
Of Implications by Name
Washington OP) The Con
gressional Limited, Congress Va
riety Shop and Congressional
Roller Skating Rink better
watch out.
Rep. Clare "No Pockets" Hoff
man (R-Mich.) wants to protect
the words "Congress" and "con
gressional" from being used by
just anyone.
The 81-year-old congressman
who wears no-pocket trousers
has introduced bills that would
ban use of "Congress" or "con
gressional" in a publication title
when that would convey the
false impression that the publi
cation is authorized by Congress.
The bills also would ban the
publications from the mails.
Just the Beginning
But that could be just the be
ginning. The government al
ready bans all commercial enter
prises from implying they are
federal agencies by use of such
title as "United States and
U.S." Congress might decide to
extend the law to cover "Con
gress" and "congressional." And
what about such hallowed words
as "senator," "Senate" and
'House?"
The Washington telephone
book alone contains 64 listings
under "Congress" and "congres
sional" including the Library of
Congress, which doesn't have to
worry, and Eugene A. Congress,
who might have to.
The listings include the Con
gress Barber bnop, congress
Beverage Co., Congress Heights
Service Station and Congression
al Intelligence. The last listing
is the name of a firm, not an
editorial comment.
Equally Interesting
Then there are the listings
under "Senate." They sandwich
the U. S. Senate (also see
United States government) be-
Court Records
Melvin Junior Wiggins, excessive
noise. $10.
Carol Faye Ellison, failure to ob
tain Oregon vehicle plates. $5.
Norman Lettoy .Hooper, excessive
noise. So. . . .
Jewel D. rurKun, aisoDeyea mv
sign. $5. . , lt ,
David Glen Haglen, violation of
basic rule. $3.
Davis Dean Orndoff. failure to dis-
plav front license plate. $5.
Virgil Bill Trammel, improper left
turn. $3. . . .
Mary Inez Lown, no anvers license,
J1Clarence Edwin Llndewood. failure
to yield rieht of way, 10.
Ernest Martin treason, mwDtjea
itoD sign. S5.
Donald Havmond Cranston, no Jnv
er's license and disobeyed atop sign,
William Maurice Cranston, allowed
unlicensed driver to operate vehicle,
em
James Davidson Merritt, following
to close. $10.
Warren Kay Blessing, excessive
noise. $10.
David Gordon Dearmond, improper
right turn, $5.
DISTRICT COURT . .
Paul Edward Olson. ZH. Beriteiey,
Calif., driving while under the influ
ence of intoxicating liouor, $253.
rienrup W Paul overload. $73.
Emern H Sledd, failure to stop t
stop sign. S10.
Francis D. Holland, no operator li
cense. $10.
Jack T. HicKs, no operator s license,
SI" . .
Virginia Ellis, inadequate oraites.
Homer J. Agee, failure to stop at
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Robert ' E. Beare, no chauffer's li
cense. $6.
Allen D. mccot, overioaa,
Earl H. Knight, failure to stop t
stop sign. $10.
John P. Bruce, one license plate on
motor vehicle. $10.
Edna E. Mole, fauure to atop
ston sign. $10.
Keith L. Hastings, overload. $S0.
Richard A. Dickinson, failure to atop
at top sien. $10.
Robert D. Sefarly. violation of basic
rule. $15.
John D. Mizell, no operator's license.
Sin
Delbert Oaks, inadequate emergency
brake. $6. , .
Robert Lee O Day, no safety chain,
$6.
tween Senate Delicatessen and
a fellow named Sam Senator.
The House list is equally in
teresting. It includes House of
Beauty, House of Beef, House of
Prayer, House of Representa
tives (also see United States gov
ernment), House of Spirits,
House of the Good Shepherd and
Miss Werdna House.
Finally, there are the Wash
ington Senators. But some base
ball fans contend they need a
change, anyway.
Gem, Mineral Clubs
To Hold Meet Here
Eagle Point Northwest Pow
Wow Gem and Mineral clubs
from Washington, Oregon, Ariz
ona, California, Nevada and
Utah will meet for four days
starting today at the Bar Lew
ranch on Brophy rd. at Eagle
Point.
About 600 people are expected
to be present to hunt rocks on
the ranch and bring rocks for
exchange. The field trip is spon
sored by the Roxy Ann Gem and
Mineral club. The meeting will
conclude on Sunday.
r
An average worker in the US
loses seven days per year be
cause of Illness.
Around Hollywood
By ALINE MOSSY
United Press Carraspoiid'eiit
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Hollywood (IB A new show
business career will begin for
an 11-year-old schoolboy, Gary
Lewis, and an
old one will
be revived for
his grandfath
er, Danny
Lewis, on tele
vision June 8.
This double
event will
grace Jerry
Lewis' second
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Aline Mosby no-x v snow
as a single because he's the fath
er of Gary and the son of Danny.
The idea of helping his son
start in show business seemed a
natural for a program near
Father's Day because Jerry will
be repeating an incident from his
own life.
"I did a number, 'Sonny Boy,'
with Dad 25 years ago in vaude
ville that's how I got started,"
Jerry explained during a three
way interview with the Lewis
clan in the comedian's home.
"Out of the blue I started
doing this same song with my
own son at home and realized
it would be a good way to break
Gary in."
Guest Stars Orerwhelmed
Jerry's two guest stars appear
overwhelmed by their new jobs,
indicating show business is a
disease that once contracted
The pink lady's slipper, larg
est of the northern orchids, traps
the honeybee in its pouch-shaped
blossom to aid pollination.
Spines comb pollen out of the
bee's hair. As the insect strug
gles to get out, the plant's
anthers dust fresh pollen on its
back for the use of the next
lady's slipper.
Court Records
MUNICIPAL COURT ...... .
Allen Bruce McDonald, aisobeyeo
...(tit .tffnal IK hail forfeited.
Gene K. Sorenson. violation basic
rule. $10, bail forfeited.
Raymond James Morris, excessive
noise tires, $10, bail forfeited.
Beatrice Vivian vjruemiie. viu.vmwu
basic rule, $10. ball forfeited..
Russell . Henri Williams, violation
basic rule, $10, bail forfeited
Jack R. Whitluck, no driver'i li
cense on person, $3. bail forfeited.
Richard Larry Cranston, violation
basic rule. $10, bail forfeited.
Nash GiWroy Rone, disobeyed atop
sign, $5. bail forfeited.
Reavis L. Wade, disobeyed traffic
signal, $5. bail forfeited.
Benjamin Homan Belknap, viola
tion basic rule. $10, bail forfeited.
Fan-ell E. Ftsch. disobeyed atop
sign, $5. bail forfeited.
hangs on for life. In the Lewis
home, Jerry's father happily was
thumbing through photographs
of the trio taken during rehear
sal.
"Aren't these wonderful? For
30 years I was in vaudeville,
clubs, radio," said the elder
Lewis, who is young and good-
looking enough to be Jerry's
brother.
"I played the Palace Theater
in New York in 1953, my act
was 'Songs in a Nostalgic Man
ner." Then Jerry went in there
four years later singing my
same song, 'Sonny Boy.' His Jol-
son-type songs, you know, are
what I used to do. When you
hear us sing you can't tell us
apart.
"My wife, Rose, accompanied
me in vaudeville, and when Jer
ry was 8 he got in the act. I
didn t want him in show busl
ness because I'd had lean 'years
and I didn t want him to struggle
but he got through to his mother.
'Still Pinching OurielTM
"Before we turned around he
was 18 and a married man, then
with Dean Martin and a big star.
We're still pinching ourselves.
It's like a dream."
Five years ago Danny gave up
his act to help Jerry manage his
records. How does the elder
Lewis feel about having his son
pass him up on the fame sweep
stakes?
"Everybody likes recognition,
sure I'd like my name on a mar
quee," admitted Danny. "I'm
proud to be Jerry's father, but
when people introduce me as his
father well, I'd like them to
know my name."
"Hey, this is my interview,"
broke in grandson Gary.
"I'm going to be like my dad.
I want to be just like him. Dad
has taught me how to get the
right notes when I sing. We're
going to be dressed exactly alike
on the show tuxedos! With the
money I get I'm getting a new
set of drums."
CIRCUIT COURT ,
Louise M. Goetzenberger vs. Charles
TTHworrt firpt7pnhprepr. divorce decree.
Beulah C. Wheeler vs. Willard L.
Wheeler, divorce decree.
Gladus F. Grubbs vs. Edwin T
fimhh divorce decree.
Helen Fave Jones vs. Bud Jones,
divorce decree.
Martina V. Pence vs. Noel M. Tence,
divorce decree.
Elvera Louise Pigg vs. Donald Leo
Pigg. divorce decree.
Tommv Loren Clark vs. Shirley C.
Clark, divorce decree.
Janet Stallsworth vs. Leonard Stalls
worth divorce decree.
Delores Jean White vs. Dalton R.
White, divorce complaint.
to atop at
DISTRICT COURT
Ann li. rice, lauure
stop sign, $10. .,
Lyle M. Mitchell, furnishing liquor
to minor, S75.
James F. Davis, operating motor
vehicle while driver's license sus
pended, $30.
Gale A. Friend, Improper muffler,
Leslie W. Casey, passing with ta
ctiffirirst clearance. $15.
Daniel H. Stewart, driving while
intoxicated. $180 and operator'! li
cense suspended for 90 days.
CIRCUIT COURT
Ruth Lorraine Htinziker vs. Alfred
Vincent Hunziker. divorce complaint.
Doris May Watkins vs. Robert Jean
Watkins, divorce complaint.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Carl Robert Clowson. Klamath
Falls, and Tommy Louise Parks, Ash
land. .
Garv Lee Walters. S9 Vashti Way.
and Virginia Lee Crowley .Jackson
ville. , .
Frank L. Hoffman, Portland, and
Alice Delilia Frances Jones. Seattle
William Frederick Grollmitz. and
Edna G. Huelle. both Grants Pass.
Bob Leon Robertson and Edith Cor
nell SutUc. both Eagle Point.
James Allen Hurt. 825 West 13th
St., and Loraine Louise Croucher, 414
Berrydale ave.
Jimmv Richard McAbee and Bon
nie Leeper, both Talent.
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